Collection: Homogenizers & Bead Mills

Bead mills from the 3-position BeadBug (D1030) to the refrigerated BeadBlaster 24R (D2400-R) and the BeadBlaster 96 ball mill (IPD9600), Pulse 150 and Pulse 650 ultrasonic homogenizers (DP0150, DP0650), the D1000 handheld rotor-stator and the BenchMasher 400 paddle blender (IPD4400).

Consumables and parts sit alongside: prefilled bead tubes, silica and zirconium beads by weight, grinding jars, balls and bars, 96-well bead plates, blender bags, Pulse horns and D1000 generator probes.

Common questions

Which homogenizer keeps samples cold?

The BeadBlaster 24R (D2400-R) is the compressor-cooled version of the BeadBlaster 24, processing 24 × 2.0 mL tubes at 4.0–7.0 m/s.

What is the difference between the BeadBug 3 and BeadBug 6?

The BeadBug 3 (D1030) holds three 2.0 mL screw-cap tubes at 2,800–4,000 rpm. The BeadBug 6 (D1036) holds six 2.0 mL tubes, or two 5.0 mL tubes with optional adapters, at 2,500–4,350 rpm.

Which homogenizer handles larger volumes?

The D1000 handheld rotor-stator homogenizer covers 0.1–250 mL depending on the generator probe, at 8,500–30,000 rpm. The BenchMasher 400 paddle blender (IPD4400) processes 3–400 mL in bags at 3–12 strokes per second.